Wrap Up Baby in Organic Baby Bedding

Organic baby bedding is all the rage with new parents these days. And why not? It’s better for the environment, better for your baby’s health, and wonderfully soft and functional.

The choices in the organic baby bedding market today have really expanded. You can now choose from organic cotton, color-grown organic cotton, organic hemp, organic bamboo, organic wool, and more.

To match consumer interest, many brands are adopting organic fibers for use in producing their green baby bedding lines. Here are some of the more popular options available on the market today:

• The Gap has developing a “good for baby. good for the earth” line of 100% organic cotton baby bedding. It includes jungle, stripe, and polka-dot themes in modern color schemes. You can purchase everything from bumpers, bed skirts, blankets and quilts, sheets, and mobiles, as well as bibs, cloths, and hooded towels.
• BabiesRUs is also getting on the organic baby bedding bandwagon with bedding collections made from eco-friendly materials. They carry blankets, sheets, receiving blankets, changing table covers, baby clothing and infant wraps, sleepsacks, sheets, toys, curtains, mobiles, and wall hangings all made from organic cotton.
• Gerber brand now has an organic line of products as well, including crib sheets and blankets, also composed of organic cotton.
• Walmart carries a range of organic cotton baby bedding sets including sheets, blankets, bumpers, bassinet bedding, window treatments and more.
• Another big box store, Target, also has the usual line-up of organic baby bedding sets and accessories.
• Although not an extensive collection JC Penny has an organic cotton sleepsack for babies.

As you can see, the choices are quite numerous—from bedding to window and wall decorations to mobiles and toys. You name it, today’s market is serving up organic baby products for the green parents in the crowd.

So when looking for new products for your baby’s room, remember to think of every aspect. From the mundane sheets and blankets to the curtains and lamp shades to the pillows and chair covers. Every aspect of a baby’s room will affect your baby’s health, and making an effort to address each of these things with the earth and your baby’s health in mind will ensure that you develop a highly-functional, healthy, and secure place for your little one to grow up in.